The phrase "a quick beat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a brief or fast rhythm, often in the context of music or poetry.
Example: "The song starts with a quick beat that immediately captures the listener's attention."
Alternatives: "a fast rhythm" or "a brief tempo".
Hours of looking at beautifully designed objects had whetted our shopping appetites and we headed to Tokyu Hands, a multi-story department store whose motto is "When you visit, you find what you want," and which specializes in products for the home, for a quick beat-the-clock looking and buying spree.
A quick turn beat two defenders, and a second change of direction beat a third before he unleashed a left-footed shot that looked destined for the corner until Joe Bendik made a fine sprawling save to keep the goal out.
Here's a quick alternative: Beat 2 eggs with 1/2 cup milk, and soak four thick slices of brioche or hallah in the liquid until saturated.
Both Justin Vernon and La Roux appear on "That's My Bitch", spitting off hooks over a quick, melodic beat, with West at his most abrasive lyrically.
A quick electro beat and rapid clapping pushes the momentum of the song from the start as Pitbull launches into a brief introduction.
"Breathing" opens with a "slow build-up of synths and a quick club beat" before Derulo sings: "I only miss you when I'm breathing / I only miss you when my heart is beating / You are the color that I'm bleeding / I only miss you when I'm breathing".
The new track, "160 Hospital Riddim", was shared with the caption "quick beat i made after waking up in hospital! glad to be alive so u can all have it for freee bishh".
Written in the key of E major, the beat is set in common time and moves at a quick 90 beats per minute, according to the digital sheet music published at Musicnotes.com by Sony/ATV Music Publishing.
Early in 2009, when I first broached the idea with family and friends of all of us taking over a cruise ship and renting it for our own private vacation, I was invariably greeted with a quick, two-beat reaction.
Crow species may appear similar when seen flying at a distance; however, crows have shorter tails, a quicker wing beat, and different calls.
Next ball, the quick beats Smith with a delightful delivery which moves off the seam.
